What you need to do if you are sick.

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The scientific name of seasickness is kinetosis, which means "motion sickness". For the first time with this unpleasant phenomenon, humanity collided at the beginning of the era of sea voyages. Hence the established name, the "sea" disease. In the Middle Ages, seafarers had to just get used to these terrible sensations throughout their lives. Now we have learned to fight with the disease. Thanks to the development of transport, we have a much better chance of encountering it: a car, a bus, a train, an airplane - that is, any vehicle that creates monotonous fluctuations. Where does the motion sickness come from? 

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The Vestibular apparatus, which informs about the position of the body in space, entangles our brain, perceiving visual signals, and they start to work not synchronously, but each in itself. It is this contradiction that causes sensations of motion sickness, including all the consequences that are sad for us. Fortunately, it is quite possible to fight against it - in due time, such great people as Julius Caesar, Charles Darwin and even Admiral Nelson successfully fought and defeated with the disease. Behavior It is enough to do just a few fairly simple movements, so that the nauseating dizziness decreases several times. First, press your head against the back of the seat so that it moves as little as possible. Second, focus on your own breathing - count the number of breaths and try not to think about anything anymore. Music Surprisingly, from marine sickness helps and favorite music. The fact is that the brain is too busy with getting pleasure from listening - there are no resources for discomfort. So, when sailing or traveling by car, do not forget to take your player with you. Adaptation Our body can adapt to any conditions. The more trips you make on the "unpleasant" form of transport, the sooner the vestibular apparatus will return to normal and adapt to new conditions. In the world there are only 5% of people who can not get used to transfer pitching: your chances of becoming a sea-wolf are very large. Antihistamines A group of antihistamines is actively used to treat seasickness. They suppress nausea and significantly increase the rate of adaptation of the organism to new conditions. Placebo Very popular is the so-called homeopathic remedy. They work only because of the placebo effect, since they do not contain any active substance. Going to a distant voyage? Read a few rave reviews about such drugs, take it and enjoy the magic ability of the brain to turn the desired into a virtual one. Acupuncture bracelet These mysterious, but effective devices appeared in China - the home of acupuncture medicine. They really help, but the result should not be expected immediately. Before the start of the bracelet can take forty minutes - well, it remains only to attach teeth stronger and try to look at one point. Plaster You can try to buy in the pharmacy special plasters against motion sickness. The gel, which is contained in them, consists of various extracts of ginger and mint. 

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These substances have a beneficial effect on the nervous system, having a calming effect in general.we have a much better chance of encountering it: a car, a bus, a train, an airplane - that is, any vehicle that creates monotonous fluctuations. Where does the motion sickness come from? The Vestibular apparatus, which informs about the position of the body in space, entangles our brain, perceiving visual signals, and they start to work not synchronously, but each in itself. It is this contradiction that causes sensations of motion sickness, including all the consequences that are sad for us. Fortunately, it is quite possible to fight against it - in due time, such great people as Julius Caesar, Charles Darwin and even Admiral Nelson successfully fought and defeated with the disease. Behavior It is enough to do just a few fairly simple movements, so that the nauseating dizziness decreases several times. First, press your head against the back of the seat so that it moves as little as possible. Second, focus on your own breathing - count the number of breaths and try not to think about anything anymore. Music Surprisingly, from marine sickness helps and favorite music. The fact is that the brain is too busy with getting pleasure from listening - there are no resources for discomfort. So, when sailing or traveling by car, do not forget to take your player with you. Adaptation Our body can adapt to any conditions. The more trips you make on the "unpleasant" form of transport, the sooner the vestibular apparatus will return to normal and adapt to new conditions. In the world there are only 5% of people who can not get used to transfer pitching: your chances of becoming a sea-wolf are very large. Antihistamines A group of antihistamines is actively used to treat seasickness. They suppress nausea and significantly increase the rate of adaptation of the organism to new conditions. Placebo Very popular is the so-called homeopathic remedy. They work only because of the placebo effect, since they do not contain any active substance. Going to a distant voyage? Read a few rave reviews about such drugs, take it and enjoy the magic ability of the brain to turn the desired into a virtual one. Acupuncture bracelet These mysterious, but effective devices appeared in China - the home of acupuncture medicine. They really help, but the result should not be expected immediately. Before the start of the bracelet can take forty minutes - well, it remains only to attach teeth stronger and try to look at one point. Plaster You can try to buy in the pharmacy special plasters against motion sickness. The gel, which is contained in them, consists of various extracts of ginger and mint. These substances have a beneficial effect on the nervous system, having a calming effect in general.

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